Sentence examples for a long term in from inspiring English sources

It is well known from Russian history how corrupting a long term in power is.

He himself survived a long term in a forced-labor gang.

Considering Cassandra, he said the name he chose was "fitting for someone contemplating a long term in prison".

"I think you either need a long-term drug program or a long term in county jail".

"You either were going to get a long term in the penitentiary or you were going to get enough of a deterrent to get out of here".

"So I want to be sure that any individual that we put to death, or that we sentence to a long term in prison, gets adequate representation".

The need for time to focus on a long term, in-depth project and bring it to fruition as a production or publication is a common refrain.

This paper presents the results of a long-term, in-depth energy study of architecturally similar church buildings in different climates in an effort to identify energy efficiency opportunities in religious buildings.

A long-term in vitro culture followed by a long-term in vivo implantation was performed to evaluate the influence of scaffold orientation on cartilage regeneration.

One month is not a long-term in electricity market and it shows any increasing or decreasing trend in Figure 18.

Our previous study reported a long-term in vitro exposure model for CNT carcinogenicity and showed that 6-month sub-chronic exposure of single-walled carbon nanotubes (SWCNT) causes malignant transformation of human lung epithelial cells.